The Daily Alaska empire Newspaper, April 25, 1944, Page 6

FAIR VOTE CASTTODAY INPRIMARY 563 Citizens at Polls This Afternoon at 3 o'Clock —Polls Close 7 P.M. At 3 o'clock this afternoon with splendid weather prevailing, a total of 563 votes had been cast in the Alaska Territorial Primary election, 461 Democrats and 102 Republicans going to the polls. At the same time in the City Elec- tion on April 4, 621 votes had been cast. The vote today up to 3 o’clock was as follows: Precinct No. 1 at the City 11, 288 Democrats and 65 Re- publicans 1t No. 2, PAA office, 143 ats had voted and 14 Re- publicans. Precinct No. 3, Juneau Dairies, 120 Democrats had cast their vote with 23 Republicans exercising the same right. Two years ago in the primary election on April 28, with prac- tically no contest either on. the Democratic or Republican tickets, the vote cast was as follows: First Precinct—158 Democrats and 9 Re- publicans; Second Precinct .— 78 Democrats and 5 Republicans and Third Precinct—51 Democrats and 7 Republicans. A heavy vote is expected during this afternoon and before the: polls close at 7 o'glock this evening. USO Patronesses Meet Wednesday An adjourned meeting is sched- uled for USO patronesses tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock at the club. There will be an election of officers and members are urged to attend. CLEAN-UP WEER IS ON! | CONSERVE- BEAUTIFY Jap Columns ' Threatening ~ China Units | o Entrapment Southwest of | Chenghsien. Reported | from Chungking CHUNGKING, April 25. — Con- verging Jap columns have narrowed to a 10-mile escape corridor south- | west of Chenghsien where sizeable Chinese forces are threatened with entrapment. Five miles have been advanced by the enemy in a pincers mo\'e’ but the Japs are paying a high| price. | . The Chinese spokesman says| ;more than 69,000 Jap troops have! been thrown into the fighting. ! Allied airplanes are to ‘be dis-| patched to tne scene to bombard the Jap iorces, it is said. | 'BASE PERIOD kon ~ FUR CEILINGS IS ! CHANGED BY OPA WASHINGTON, April 25. — The Office of Price Administration has announced a change in ceiling base | periods for sellers /of furs effective June 23, when the new hase period will become from October 7, 1941 through April 30, 1942, | ‘The present prices are above the present base of ‘March, 1942, on ac- count of adjustments. The new prices must not be higher than the highest price sold during the new | base period, and will reduce the | present prices materially. The OPA said the change does not | affect dyed and dressed Alaska seal- skins and dressed blue and white Alaska fox pelts, which are under a dollars and cents ceiling. ALASKA COASTAL ON TWO FLIGHTS An Alaska Coastal plane took off for Sitka this morning carrying the following passengers: Frank Cashel, Gindie Berggen, John Luota, Carl Johnson, Frank Kelley and Tom Morgan. A second flight was made this afternoon taking Irene Marvin and John Fawcett to Hoonah, Jim: Huis- | ton and Mr. Hadland to Excursion THE DAILY ALASKA EMPIRE— Inlet, and the Rev. Kulchitzky to Funter Bay. DR. EBERHARDT T0 . LEAVE ENROUTE T0 MOBILE, ALABAMA Dr. J. P. Eberhard}, who has been attached to the United States Pub- lic Health Service here since the |first of the ycar, and prior to that Medical Director for the Indian Service, has* been transferred to GEORGE BROTHERS Super Market PHONES 92-95—2 DELIVERIES Orders for Delivery Accepted Up to 2:30 P. M. FRESH Bananas Spinach Parsley Rhubarb Avocados Asparagus Cauliflower Yams Certified Seed Potaioes . Radishes Tomatoes New Potatoes Cucumbers Green Onions Green Peppers Whipping Avoset YOUR HOME ... and Your City! In order to help the people of Juneau to make their yards and homes presentable for Spring ... and to make our Annual Clean-up Week a big success, city trucks will haul away your trash-- all this week- But remember - leave the refuse where the trucks can pick it up - on curbs, in front of business houses, or in the alley. Show Your Community Spirit! Help Make Juneau Spic and Span! CITY OF JUNEAU [ | | | Mobile, Alabama. He is being as- signed to the 1. S. Marine Hospital { and will be in charge of surgical service for that institution. | Dr. Eberhardt and his wife, who has beea employed at the local draft board, will leave this week on the first southbound transportation. e ——— TACOMA MAN HERE Jopn P. Dahl is a guest at the | Baranof, newly arrived from Ta- coma, Washington. He is associa- ted with Hansen and Rawland, Inc. SPRING SALADS ARE AT THEIR BEST WH The Makings Come from Our Cooler! For they are always CRISP—CLEAN and FREE FROM UNNECESSARY HANDLING! 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